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The highest scoring team overall wins a bike rack engraved with their team name to be installed at a location of their choice. This year’s field consists of 2,381 riders spread across 523 teams (including five MTC teams); by late May, they had collectively recorded 250,055 miles — enough to circle the globe over 10 times, while saving the planet over 138 tons of harmful toxic emissions.":1,"#New this year are Team Bike Challenge video diaries, in which select teams have been documenting their experiences using Flip video cameras. Below are the diary entries to date, featuring riders from MTC teams as well as other teams.":1,"#No matching oEmbed provider found for resource: \"http://youtu.be/WrQJWv1PQWs\"":1,"#Shared Housing":1,"#Which States Rely the Most on Federal Aid?":1,"#February 2016:":1,"#San Jose, February 4":1,"#Hearty thanks to all the commissioners and MTC staff who made this Saturday event on the housing affordability and displacement challenge such a success. 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In particular, they were interested in learning about the challenges of constructing the new Transbay Transit Center in San Francisco.":1,"#In a major development for the region, the California High Speed Rail Authority has released a draft business plan that proposes to connect the Central Valley segment now under construction to the Silicon Valley as the next phase of work on the statewide system. The new segment would branch off north of Fresno, enter the region through the Pacheco Pass, and stop at a station in Gilroy on its way to the intermodal hub at Diridon Station in downtown San Jose. The draft plan states that the Authority can finance the Silicon Valley segment with funds already under its control, including the continuous appropriation of cap & trade revenue approved by the Legislature two years ago. 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EPA’s Office of Sustainable Communities manages the awards program.":1,"#“The 2012 winners of the National Award for Smart Growth Achievement are taking innovative steps to realize a vision of American communities that are clean, healthy, environmentally responsible, and economically resilient,” said EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson.":1,"#More information on the National Award for Smart Growth Achievement may be found at <a ljsid-1=\"\">www.epa.gov/smartgrowth/awards/sg_awards_publication_2012.htm<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a>.":1,"#Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Overall Work Program (OWP) Amendment 2":1,"#2021-2022 MTC Legislative History - Agenda Item 2B":1,"#Friday, May 11, 2018 - 10:10 a.m.":1,"#Draft Plan Bay Area 2040 Open Houses Scheduled for May in All Nine Counties | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Federal transportation policy and funding decisions are key to how regional priorities are delivered in the Bay Area. 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By looking at the needs of the entire region...":1,"#Tuesday, July 5, 2016 - 9:30 a.m.":1,"#5a 24 0170 Summary Sheet CTC Update Feb":1,"#Bay Area Infrastructure Financing Authority (BAIFA) Financial Statements Fiscal Year (FY) 2021":1,"#2019 TIP Appendices: Regional Policies: Project Funding and Specific Funding Programs":1,"#Traffic Advisory I-580 Access Improvements June 11, 2018":1,"#Traffic Advisory I-580 Access Improvements May 29, 2018":1,"#Traffic Advisory I-580 Access Improvements June 25, 2018":1,"#Traffic Advisory I-580 Access Improvements July 2, 2018":1,"#Motorists traveling eastbound on Interstate 580 between Marin and Contra Costa counties are advised for the next several weeks to disregard the green arrows and red Xs that periodically will be...":1,"#Caltrans today will open a long-awaited third eastbound lane on Interstate 580 to accommodate peak period traffic from San Rafael to Richmond.":1,"#In preparation for the opening of a third eastbound traffic lane on Interstate 580 between San Rafael and Richmond, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s Bay Area Toll Authority (BATA)...":1,"#Caltrans and BATA today announced that contractors already working on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge to replace the upper-deck joint that failed Feb. 7 will remain on site for the next several months...":1,"#Nearly 100 trees to be removed from San Francisco's Embarcadero":1,"#about Bay Area transit tax measure heads to November ballot as supporters, critics campaign":1,"#about Nearly 100 trees to be removed from San Francisco's Embarcadero":1,"#about Bay Area voters will decide on proposed transit tax to fund BART, Muni and more":1,"#about BART apologizes for ‘terrible experiences,’ blames heat and aging equipment for delays":1,"#about It’s so hot that BART is hallucinating trains":1,"#The traditional holiday wreath was installed over the tunnel on Yerba Buena Island in early December. MTC video correspondent Mark Jones made a festive video marking the occasion which is available to watch on <a ljsid-1=\"\">MTC’s website</a> and <a ljsid-3=\"\">YouTube<span ljsid-3-1=\"\"><span ljsid-3-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> pages.":1,"#Thursday, November 17, 2016 - 7 p.m.":1,"#10j 26 0771 2 MTC Resolution No":1,"#2c 26 0450 1 Summary Sheet Investment Report March | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#10c 26 0493 3 Attachment B LCTOP TPI Call for Projects":1,"#9e 26 0489 2 Attachment A VTA STIP Amendment Request Letter":1,"#07a 2 Attachment A Presentation BAHFA s Regional Expenditure Plan Labor Standards v1":1,"#2a 25 0071 1 2024 12 16 RNMCouncil Minutes Draft":1,"#Wednesday, December 16, 2020 - 9:45 a.m.":1,"#Thursday, April 11, 2019 - 2 p.m.":1,"#4a <a ljsid-1=\"\">26 0965 2<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a> Presentation RMWP Update Aug 2026 2":1,"#Municipal Services":1,"#Letter signed by Steve Heminger, Executive Director.":1,"#3c Clipper Executive Board Summary Sheet Communications Plan":1,"#TIP Revision Summary 2019-36":1,"#The Institute of Transportation Engineers is an international educational and scientific association of transportation professionals who are responsible for meeting mobility and safety needs. Through its products and services, ITE promotes professional development of its members, supports and encourages education, stimulates research, develops public awareness programs and serves as a conduit for the exchange of professional education.":1,"#For a complete listing of all of ITE’s 2008 award winners, visit the ITE Web site at <a ljsid-1=\"\">www.ite.org<span ljsid-1-1=\"\"><span ljsid-1-1-0=\"\"></span></span></a>.":1,"#MTC Receives Parking Council Best Practices Award From the Institute of Transportation Engineers":1,"#The Metropolitan Transportation Commission San Francisco Bay Area, San Francisco, CA, USA, received the Parking Council Best Practices Award in recognition of its <a ljsid-1=\"\">project</a> entitled “Reforming Parking Policies to Support Smart Growth” at the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) 2008 Annual Meeting and Exhibit, being held August 17–20, 2008 in Anaheim, CA, USA.":1,"#Founded in 1930, ITE serves as your source for expertise, knowledge and ideas through meetings, seminars and publications, and through its network of more than 17,000 members working in more than 92 countries.":1,"#By far the biggest piece of the $490 million federal funding package is a $270 million allocation to Bay Area transit agencies. The Commission also voted to distribute $118 million to Bay Area cities and counties to rehabilitate local streets and roads, $70 million to help finance a BART connection to the Oakland Airport, $19 million to install metering lights on select freeway on-ramps in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties, and $10 million to install a median barrier along Vasco Road in eastern Contra Costa County.":1,"#“MTC is committed to making sure we put these dollars to work right away,” explained Spering. “These are projects that will not only generate jobs in the near-term but yield long-term dividends for the Bay Area economy by making our transportation network more efficient.”":1,"#The McGary Road reconstruction project is jointly sponsored by the Solano Transportation Authority, the County of Solano and the City of Fairfield. The sponsors expect to complete environmental clearances by the end of April, award the contract this June and have the project completed by the end of October.":1,"#OAKLAND, CA <span ljsid-1=\"\">— </span>The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) has approved nearly $3 million in federal funding for a trio of North Bay roadway safety improvements, including $1 million to complete the financing package for the $2.5 million reconstruction of a section of McGary Road between Fairfield and Vallejo that has been closed due to damage caused by a landslide in the late 1990s. The spending was authorized as part of the Commission’s approval of a $490 million slate of Bay Area transit, highway and local roadway investments to be funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act signed into law Feb. 17 by President Obama. Other North Bay safety projects approved for funding through the so-called stimulus package include $750,000 for the installation of cameras, traffic signal controllers and other intelligent transportation system (ITS) hardware along Mendocino Avenue in Santa Rosa, and $1 million for the construction of a Class 1 bicycle path parallel to State Route 29 in Yountville.":1,"#“Reconstruction of McGary Road is long overdue,” said MTC Commissioner and Solano County Supervisor Jim Spering, explaining that McGary Road serves as a frontage road paralleling Interstate 80 between the Red Top Road and American Canyon Road exits. “This is not just a reliever route for I-80, it’s a vital access route for emergency vehicles responding to incidents along the freeway, and a key link in the regional bicycle network between Fairfield and Vallejo.”":1,"#Project Listings, All - 2021 TIP":1,"#A-45 Fund Code Description":1,"#TIP Revision 19-20: MTC Approval Letter":1,"#6a 24 1210 2024 10 11 ABAG Administrative Committee Meeting Minutes Draft":1,"#11b 24 0472 Attachment D Proposed Principles and Expenditure Framework SB 1031 Wiener Wahab":1,"#7b 23 1342 Attachment A Final 2024 Joint Advocacy Program":1,"#3aii 23 1189 TEMP RES":1,"#2b 24 0356 Summary Sheet Quarterly Delegated Authority Summary":1,"#07a 1 Summary Sheet Bay Trail Equity Strategy and Gap Closure Implementation Plan v1":1,"#The next meeting of the Joint MTC ABAG Legislation Committee will be held on Friday, October 9, 2026 at 9:45 a.m. at the Bay Area Metro Center, 375 Beale Street, San Francisco, CA, and other remote locations. Any changes to the schedule will be duly noticed to the public.":1,"#GL: FTA 5310 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Program (TIP ID – REG150003)":1,"#. For hard copies, contact the MTC-ABAG Library via email":1,"#The final Transportation 2035 Plan can be viewed on MTC’s Web site at":1,"#Of the total $218 billion in transportation revenues that MTC anticipates coming to the Bay Area during the next quarter century, some 80 percent (or $177 billion) will be used to maintain and operate the transportation network we already have. Another way of looking at the distribution of the revenues — which include fuel taxes, transit fares, bridge tolls, property taxes and dedicated sales taxes — is by mode of transportation. Divvied up this way, public transit operations, maintenance and expansion will receive almost two-thirds ($142 billion) of the revenues. The remainder includes 30 percent ($66 billion) for street, road and highway maintenance, and 5 percent ($11 billion) for roadway expansion.":1,"#The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) today adopted the":1,"#Another Transportation 2035 effort is a $1.6 billion Freeway Performance Initiative to improve the efficiency, reliability and safety of major Bay Area freeway corridors through high-tech, low-cost technologies such as traffic meters at freeway on-ramps to improve traffic flow and cameras and traffic monitoring stations to detect and clear traffic incidents, reduce traffic back-ups and avoid secondary incidents.":1,"#, which specifies how some $218 billion in anticipated federal, state and local transportation funds will be spent in the nine-county Bay Area during the next 25 years.":1,"#“Transportation 2035 has been a collaborative effort,” explained MTC Chair and Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty. “MTC worked very closely over many months with thousands of Bay Area residents as well as with business, community and environmental groups, and our partners at Caltrans, the county congestion management agencies, the Association of Bay Area Governments, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District and the Bay Conservation and Development Commission. We’ve set some very ambitious goals that won’t be met overnight. But the Transportation 2035 Plan sets the Bay Area solidly on course to meet them.”":1,"#or telephone (510) 817-5836. MTC is the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area’s transportation planning, coordinating and financing agency.":1,"#Major transit projects included in the Transportation 2035 Plan include a BART extension from Fremont to San Jose/Santa Clara; electrification of the Caltrain system; implementation of the SMART rail system in Marin and Sonoma counties; expanded ferry service around the region; enhanced service along the Amtrak Capitol Corridor; a rail extension from the Pittsburg/Bay Point BART station to eastern Contra Costa County; and improvement to local and express bus services (including Bus Rapid Transit services on Oakland’s Grand-MacArthur Corridor, San Francisco’s Van Ness Avenue, and San Jose’s Santa Clara Street/Alum Rock Corridor).":1,"#Transportation 2035 Plan for the San Francisco Bay Area":1,"#The vision for Transportation 2035 is to support a prosperous and globally competitive Bay Area economy, provide for a healthy and safe environment, and promote equitable mobility opportunities for all residents. Among the cornerstones of the new plan are a joint regional planning initiative known as FOCUS, which provides incentives for cities and counties to promote future growth near transit in already urbanized portions of the Bay Area. The plan also launches a Transportation Climate Action Campaign to reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, a new market-based pricing system would — with legislative authorization — convert and expand current carpool lanes into a Regional Express Lane Network that continues to grant carpoolers and buses free access to the lanes but permits solo drivers to pay to use available space in the carpool lanes for a price. Revenue generated by the tolls would pay for the completion of the planned express lane network sooner and fund other mobility improvements like more express bus and rail services in the region’s most heavily traveled corridors.":1,"#2f 26 0606 2 MTC Resolution No 4169 Revised | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Save Choices":1,"#Session in 3 days":1,"#2 hrs ago":1,"#Programming and <em ljsid-1=\"\">Alloca</em>tions Department":1,"#Programming and <em ljsid-1=\"\">Alloca</em>tions Committee":1,"#2c 26 0911 MTC August 2026 Report":1,"#Boxer made her remarks at a press briefing today highlighting progress on the new fourth bore, which will include two westbound lanes and a 10-foot shoulder, in addition to other improvements. Slated for completion in 2013, the $400 million project received a key funding boost of $108 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009. Without the federal stimulus funds, the project would have likely stalled. “This is a terrific program and I’m so proud the stimulus made this possible,” noted the senator. “We need to do more things like this.”":1,"#While the Caldecott Tunnel project is fully funded, future projects that promise congestion relief and job creation could be put in jeopardy if the House transportation bill passes, Boxer said. The state of California alone would lose an estimated 61,000 jobs and $1.72 billion dollars under the House transportation bill, according to Boxer.":1,"#The bill would reauthorize the nation’s transportation programs at current funding levels for two years. It stands in opposition to the House transportation bill, which would cut transportation funding by approximately one-third.":1,"#Standing on an overpass on the Oakland side of the soon-to-be fourth bore of the Caldecott Tunnel, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer declared that the noisy construction site was “music to my ears…it could just as easily be Beethoven or Bach, or my favorite Stevie Wonder.”":1,"#Senator Boxer took the occasion to advocate for a new bipartisan transportation bill, Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21), which she has spearheaded as Chair of the Environment and Public Works Committee.":1,"#Eastbound traffic on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge will soon have an extra lane open to traffic during peak rush-hour congestion. Overhead signs will direct you to the third lane if it's available. Most of the time the shoulder will be set aside for emergency use, but when traffic toward Richmond is heavily congested, officials will use the shoulder lane to keep cars moving. Our Mark Jones got details from the project inspector, Josh Burmann.":1,"#10 ми":1,"#20 км":1,"#<b ljsid-0=\"\">Tipo</b>: Almacenamiento Local HTML":1,"#Denegar":1,"#Utilizada para rastrear si el visitante ha mostrado un interés específico em productos o eventos a través de múltiples webs y detectar como el visitante navega entre webs - Esto se utiliza para la medida de los esfuerzos publicitarios y facilitar la tasa de emisión entre sitios.":1,"#Pendiente":1,"#Registra datos del comportamiento del visitante en la web. Esto se utiliza para el análisis interno y la optimización de la web.":1,"#Utilizada para rastrear a los visitantes en las múltiples webs para presentar publicidad relevante basada en las preferencias del visitante.":1,"#Esta página utiliza tipos diferentes de cookies. Algunas cookies son colocadas por servicios de terceros que aparecen en nuestras páginas.":1,"#Las cookies de este sitio web se usan para personalizar el contenido y los anuncios, ofrecer funciones de redes sociales y analizar el tráfico. Además, compartimos información sobre el uso que haga del sitio web con nuestros partners de redes sociales, publicidad y análisis web, quienes pueden combinarla con otra información que les haya proporcionado o que hayan recopilado a partir del uso que haya hecho de sus servicios.":1,"#Esta cookie se utiliza para distinguir entre humanos y bots. Esto es beneficioso para la web con el objeto de elaborar informes válidos sobre el uso de su web.":1,"#Detalles":1,"#Necesaria para la implementación y funcionabilidad del contenido de video de YouTube en la web.":1,"#Registra una identificación única para mantener estadísticas de qué vídeos de YouTube ha visto el usuario.":1,"#2017 TIP Grouped Listing: Lifeline Transportation Program Cycle 5":1,"#375 Beale Street, San Francisco, 94105, United States":1},"version":105469}]